Restarting a failing business is better than regrets

[Augusta]

Though it is not instantly ,but gradually, the business will be restored and can serve the people in the community aain. At least the owner must give hs business a second chance to be revived.

That's right don't cry over spilled milk just go ahead with it. You can still make the best out of a situation

 

[Starmix]

That's right don't cry over spilled milk just go ahead with it. You can still make the best out of a situation

Some business owners, like the one we have here in the city, never rebuild their businesses. They sold it to a businessman, and it is now booming in the city.

 

[kit_hung]

True. There is no use in crying over spilt milk.
One can instead channel their energy toward building the business anew, better.

 

[Starmix]

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Life can be brought to a failing business bringing in new ideas and marketing skills that will generate income inviting potential investors to your business,that could change & take your business to a new direction.

A business owner can restart his business and make amends to the revklessness he made. He needs to revise his business plans, tactics and strategies. His plans must align with the customers needs.

 

[King Belieal]

When you sit down regretting about how your business failed, it is already certain that the person is a failure in business.

 

[Augusta]

Failure may give further chances. Regret ruins the life. It's better to try for everything than regretting it for not trying.

 

[Starmix]

A business owner can restart his business, why not as long as he is interested and has money to add to his capital. From the first experience that he has, I am very sure that the said business owner and revive his business and regain its strength again.

 

[Kross]

Business failure should be approached as a chance to learn and not a time to regret starting the business.

 

[Augusta]

Great entrepreneurs have a different response to the fear of failure. Yes, they're afraid of failing, but they're even more afraid of failing to try.

 

[Min George]

Regrets after a failed business would simply discourage you from pursuing the business again even if there is prospects.

 

[Starmix]

It is better to restate the business rather than regretting it in the coming days. As long as it can be remedied, then the business owner must not hesitate. He must also be consistent with his business plans to maintain the flow of sales.